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Welcome back, Solvers.

Tonight we're doing something special.

We are launching the first episode of a new series on this podcast.

And Reza and Robbie will not be here tonight.

So we're going rogue.

So rogue.

Well, I'm excited about this.

So between season one and season two, we realized that we had covered a lot of content.

And speaking from personal experience, it can be difficult to retain all the information.

So we decided to incorporate some built-in repetition into the podcast. So with that in mind, we're excited to present to you guys

the first episode in our spaced learning series. On these episodes, we'll review content

that's been previously covered, but we'll approach it from a different angle, highlight another

disease process, and of course

try and share as many pearls as we can in the process. Our goal is to reinforce these often

complicated topics so that you're ready to deploy your schemas the next time you encounter

a certain problem in the wards or clinic. With that in mind, our salon, what do you have in store

for us? So tonight, I wanted to share a case of a 64-year-old woman who was brought to the emergency room

for a five-day history of progressive lethargy and confusion.

Okay, guys, you're bringing me back to where this podcast started, altered mental status.

Okay, so before diving into our schema for altered mental status,

it's always important to consider three big checkpoints before you continue. One, is this a mimic of

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